南京秦淮某中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年九年級(jí)上學(xué)期9月月考英語(yǔ)試卷

2024-2025學(xué)年南京秦淮外國(guó)語(yǔ)學(xué)校九年級(jí)第一學(xué)期9月月考

第I卷（選擇題共55分）

一、單項(xiàng)選擇（本題共15小題;每小題1分，滿分15分）

從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

1.---MrWu,couldyoupleasetellmewhatthewordsbyAbraham

Lincolnmean?ni'snottheyenmin,

yourlifethatcounth1

---Itmeans“Inthecourseofourlife,whetherweliveathelifeInyouryean.*1

meaningful

A.representsB.remainsC.mattersD.shapes

2.Sampreferredthesmallhouseabrandnewbigone.

A.tosell;tobuyB.selling;tobuyingC.toselling;buyingD.tosell;buying

3.SomeschoolswintersportstotheircoursessinceBeijingwontherighttohostthe2022

WinterOlympicGames.

A.addB.areaddingC.haveaddedD.wereadding

4.Whatelseshouldwepayattentiontobuildingthebridgeontime?

A.finishB.finishingC.tofinishD.Finished

5.—PmlookingforwardtothefilmOnceUponATimeInHollywood.willitbegin?

---nextFriday.

A.When:UntilB.Howlong;NotuntilC.When;NotuntilD.Howlong;Until

6.---Oneofthe24solarterms-SummerSolstice（夏至）iscomingsoon.

---That*strue.Butcouldyoutellme?

A.whatisthemeaningofthissolarterm

B.thatitwillfallonJune21stor22ndthisyear

C,whetheritwasthe10thsolartermofthe24solarterms

D.ififsthedaywiththehighestnoonsunheightoftheyear

7.---Confuciussaid,“'Inordertodoagoodjob,onemustfirstsharpenone*stools”.

—Ithinkitcanbeapieceofgoodadviceforsomeonewhowantsto.

A.takepartinthecompetitionbuthasnottrainedforit

Bstudyabroadbutisafraidtoliveinaforeigncountry

C.goonatripbutthinksheorsheistoooldtotravelalone

D.buyanewe-bikebutdoesn'thavesparetimetogoshopping

8.JimwouldratherfriendswithTomthanhim,becauseTomisalwaysrudetohim.

A.nottobe;toforgiveB.notbeing;forgivingC.notbe;forgiveD.don'tbe;toforgive

9.Hey,AuntJenny!Ifsyou!Ididn'texpectyouover.Whatanicesurprise!

A.hadcomeB.havecomeC.wouldcomeD.willcome

10.?Whafsthebestwaytokeephealthy?

—Myteacherssuggestmoreandwe*dbettercathealthilyandbehappyeveryday.

A.exerciseB.toexerciseC.exercisingD.exercised

11.---PanZhanleandHuangYuting,twoyounggoldmedalistsatParisOlympicGames,have

impressedpeoplealot.Whatwasthesecretoftheirsuccess?

---PanZhanleHuangYutingcamefirsteasily,Theirhardworkpaidoff.

A.Notonly,butalsoB.Both,andC.Neither,norD.Either.Or

12.-1hearanewfilmbasedontherealstoriesofZhangGuimeiwillshowatcinemassoon.

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一Great!Sheissuchanexcellentrolemodelthatwepraisehertoomuch.

A.shouldn'tB.mustn'tC.can*tD.needn't

13.Withtruefriends,wefeeltoshareourjoyandsadnesstothegreatestpossibledegree.

A.freeB.suitableC.strangeD.friendly

14.―HowcouldIthankyouenough?

---!Anyothermaninthatcasewouldhavedonethat.

A.Don'tmentionitB.NokiddingC.ItdependsD.Ofcourse

15.—Mum,whatabouttravellingtotheSoutheastAsiathiswinterholiday?

---.We'dbetterstayathomeastheunstablepoliticalsituationoverseasreallyworriesme.

A.That'snotthecase.B.Nevermind.C.Ican*tagreemore.D.Inyourdreams.

二、完形填空（本題共15小題;每小題1分，滿分15分）

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀短文,從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題卡上

將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

TenThousandKrathongs

Lekrushedthroughthecrowdedstreetstohisparents1restaurant.Outof^16—,hereachedfor

somebananaleaveswithoutabreak---hemighthavetimetomakekrathongs.

TonightwasLoyKrathong（水燈節(jié)）,aThaifestivalwhenpeoplewouldsendouttinyboats

withlightedcandlessothatlastyear'sproblemscouldsailaway,leaving_17forthenewyear.

Thisweek,Lekhadpracticedlaunching（使下水）krathongsashisbrotherTongdidbecause

theirsister,Dao,wassick,lyinginbed.Perhapsawishwould_18_herillness!

“Itwon*tbeenoughtocureDao."Ya,Lek'sgrandma,saidsadly.ButLekdidn't」9_,Ifonlyhe

hadtenthousandkrathongs!Hesetflowersinsidethebananaleaveswithawhitecandle.

“Tongwillhelplaunchyourboat.Nowwemustgetreadyfor20"saidYa.

Likelastyear,LekwouldhelpinthekitchenwhileTonglaunchkrathongsoutsidefor

customers.ltwasallbecauseLekwastoo_21_.

Withcustomersarriving,dishesweresentintothekitchen.__22__,thenightfell.Lekpushed

throughthecrowduntilhesawTongonthejetty（碼頭floweringkrathongsintothewaterwithhis

pole（竿）.Itwouldtakeforeverbeforehisturn!

Leklooked23_toseeifYawaswatching.Thenhelaydownattheedge（邊緣）ofthejetty,lit

thecandleandmadeawish.

Suddenly,hisbodyshookandthekrathong一_24_,Itremainedonthesurfaceforamoment

andthendisappeared.

Whataterriblesign!TearsfloodedLek'seyes.

Leknearlylosthisbalanceagainashetriedto_25__hiskrathong.Whenseeingitturned

upsidedown,histearsdroppedintotheriver.

“Lek!"shoutedTong,“Somanypeoplehere!Youmayhelpme,staywhereIcanseeyou!”

A（n）26tolaunchkrathongs!

Lekwiped（擦）hiseyesandtookapole.Agirlhandedhimaboatwithsweetwhiteflowers,

“It'sformyfather.^^

Leksentitdownwiththepole27_andmadehisownsilentwish.Thecandlelightdancedon

theblackriverastheboatslowly28thewaves.ThegirFssmilemadeLekfeellargerthanhisname.

LekrememberedYa*swordsthatonlyawishmightnotmakeDao_29_butitgavehim

hope.Witheachkrathongsentaway,hemadethe_30wishoverandover一MayDaogetwellsoon.

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“Tong,doyousupposethereareathousandkrathongsouttheretonight?^^

"Theremust.beatleasttenthousand!"

Leksmiledsincerely.Hehopedtherivercouldhearthetenthousandwishessailingfromhisheart

forhissisterthat

night

16.A.shapeB.dangerC.breathD.trouble

17.A.jokesB.reasonsC.giftsD.wishes

18.A.takeawayB.wakeupC.leadtoD.dependon

19.A.acceptB.careC.moveD.understand

2O.A.leavesB.candlesC.CustomersD.flowers

21.A.fatB.weakC.smallD.tired

22.A.FinallyB.SuddenlyC.PeacefullyD.Heavily

23.A.forwardB.insideC.outsideD.around

24.A.stuckB.droppedC.bumtD.appeared

25.A.saveB.showC.paintD.make

26.A.ideaB.chanceC.standardD.fact

27.A.politelyB.simplyC.hardlyD.carefully

28.A.followedB.pulledC.mixedD.separated

29.A.happierB.sadderC.betterD.worse

30.A.sweetB.sameC.realD.other

三、閱讀理解（本題共20小題;每小題1分，滿分20分）

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀短文,從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題卡上

將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

A

Youmayknowthatthingslikecaremissions（排放）andplasticsarebadforourEarth.Buthow

aboutwashingyourjeans?Scientistsfindthatwashingapairofjeanscangiveoutabout56,000

microfibers.Thesefibersarelessthan5millimeterslong.Theycangofromourwashingmachines

allthewaytothesea.ThisisbadfortheEarthandevenharmsourhealth.

31.Whichpartofamagazineisthereadingmaterialmostprobablytakenfrom?

A.Culture.B.Fashion.C.Environment.D.Technology.

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32.Whichwordisthemostsuitablefor?

A.JoumeyB.ChanceC.DreamD.Challenge

33.Accordingtothepassage,toreduceharmtotheEarthandourhealth,youshould.

A.washandkillbacteriaeverytwoweeks

B.washyourjeansoftentosaveenergy

C.testyourjeansafter15monthsofwear

D.wearjeansformoredaysbeforewashing

B

EverybodyknowsthatEarthspinsfromwesttoeast.Thatistosay,itappearstobeturning

counterclockwise（逆時(shí)針）rapidlywhenviewedfromabovetheNorthPole.ButwhatifEarth

startedspinningtheotherway?

ScientistsfromGermanyhavemadeacomputersimulationinwhichEarthspinsinthe

oppositedirection一clockwisewhenviewedfromabovetheNorthPole.Thisshowedthemsome

interestingthingsabouttheweatherandgeographyonEarth,LiveSciencereported.

AsEarthspinsinacounterclockwisedirection,itshapescertainoceancurrents（洋流）.The

directionofoceancurrents,togetherwithwinds,producesdifferentweathersaroundtheglobe.But

abackwardspinchangestheoceancurrentsandwinds.WesternareasofthelandsonEarth

cooldownastheeasternpartswarmup.WintersbecomeevencolderinnorthwesterEurope,while

easternRussiabecomeswarmerthanbefore.Rainnolongerfallsontheplanefswettestplaces.

AnotherresultofabackwardspinisthatEarthbecomesgreener,Scientistsfoundthatglobal

desertareasreducefrom42millionsquarekilometersto31millionsquarekilometers.Thismay

havesomethingtodowiththechangingweather.Therefore,youcanseerichgreenlandscapes

fromCentralAfricatotheMiddleEast,whicharemostlycoveredwithdesertsnow.More

surprisingly,theSaharaDesertbecomesanoasis.

However,desertsdon*tdisappear.Theyjustappearinsomeplacesinwhichtheynever

appearedbefore.DesertswouldcoverNorthAmerica,wherecountriesliketheUnitedStatesand

Canadalie.SandduneswouldreplacetheAmazonrainforestinSouthAmerica,

AbackwardspinwouldkeepthemainfeaturesofEarth'sgeography,suchasthesize,shapes

andpositionsoflandsandoceans.Butitwouldchangetheinteractionsbetweencirculating

air,oceanandgeographyleadscientistFlorianZiementoldLiveScience.

34.WhichofthefollowingsentencescanbeputintheblankofParagraph3?

A.Anywaydesertscovertheplanet.

B.Therefore,theweatherisdifferent.

C.Howeverthepositionsofoceanschanges.

D.Surprisinglytheareaoflandsislarger.

35.Theunderlinedword"oasisninParagraph4means.

A.aplaceinadesertwherethereissandandstonesallover

B.arichlandinadesertwherethewatertableisnearthesurface

C.alargebodyofsaltwaterpartiallyenclosedbylandoranocean

D.alargesmoothareawhichisover500metresabovethesealevel

36.WhatwouldabackwardspinbringtoEarth?

A.Thedirectionofoceancurrentsandwindswouldbedifferent.

B.RainwouldnolongerfallonwesternareasofthelandsonEarth

C.Desertswouldbecomelargerandcovertheplanefswettestplaces

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D.Thesize,shapesandpositionsoflandsandoceanswouldbechanged

37.Thepassageismostprobablytakenfromamagazineon.

A.historyB:travelC.entertainmentD.geography

C

Somepeoplethinkcreativityismakingsomethingcompletelynew,sotheydonotthinkof

themselvesascreativeones.However,someotherpeoplethinkcreativitycanjustbeexpressing

themselvesthrougheverydayactsandtheyarebomcreativebecauseitisnotanall-or-nothing

qualityorskill.

Whetherornotwerealizeit,weallhavetheabilitytoexpresscreativity.Sometimesthepath

tocreativeproductivityisbeingwillingtodosomethingdifferent.

Areyousomeonewholovestoreadcomics?Perhapsitistimeyoucreateoneofyourown.

Don*tworryifyoucannotdrawverywellorfeelthatyoucannotwritehumorousreportsfor

characters.Nobodysaysthisisanexam!Youonlyhavetopleaseyourselftogainthesatisfaction

thatyoutrysomethingnew,allonyourown.Ifyoufeeleasy;youcanofcourseshareitwithour

lovedones,orpostitonsocialmedia,

Areyousomeonewholikestoexpressyourselfinwriting?Trywritingablog.Thisislikethe

newversionofadiary.Inyourblog,youcanwriteaboutyourthoughts,opinionsandexperiences.

Youcanalsowritestoriesorplays,ifyoufeeluptoit!Theblogprovidesyouwithaplatformto

createsomethingneweveryday,inwrittenforms.

Areyousomeonewholikestobealone?Now,thinkaboutthethingsthatmakeyouhappy.

Findasmallplaceinyourroom,oranyplaceinyourhome,whereyoucanspendtimewith

yourself.ltcanbeasmallcomernexttoyourbedorawall.ltcanbeaposterofyourfavouriterock

starorphotosofyourfriends.Youcanalsopickaguitarifyouliketoplayinstruments,orafew

storybooksifyoulovereading.Someofyoumaylikeflowers,candlesorprettythings.Decorate

yourareawithyourfavouritethingsinanywayyoulike.Thatiscreativity!Andifyoudofeel

boredwiththis,youcanchange,addorremovesomething.

Byrealizingthechancesinourdailylivestoinspireourcreativity,nomatterhowsmall,we

maybecomemorecomfortablewithtakingbiggercreativeleapsinotheraspectsofourlives.

38.Howdoesthewriterbeginthearticle?

A.Byaskingquestions.B.Bygivingexamples.

C.Bycomparingopinions.D.Byexplainingreasons

39.FromParagraph3toParagraph5,whatdoesthewritersuggest?

A.Tryingsomethingnew.

B.Avoidingsomethingdangerous

C.Tryingsomethingdifficult.

D.Avoidingsomethingexpensive.

40.Inwhatwayscanweshowourcreativityaccordingtothearticle?

①playingthepiano②receivingflowers(3)keepingcalm

④writingblogs⑤watchingplays⑥decoratingrooms

A.②③⑥B.①③⑤C.①④⑥D(zhuǎn).②④⑤

41.Thepurposeofthearticleisto.

A.offerusallkindsofideasandexperiences

B.teachusknowledgeofdifferentlifeskills

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C.encourageustomakesomethingimportant

D.askustodevelopcreativitythroughsmallacts

D

Inthepastthreemonths,sciencefictionlovershavebeenhearingmoreandmoreaboutBao

Shu,whoserealnameisLiJun.Thepost-1980swasnamedafinalistfortheHugoAwardsforhis

shortstoryTastingtheFutureDelicacyThreeTimes（《美食三品》）andwonaScienceFiction

PlanetAward,thefirstinternationalcomprehensive（綜合的）sciencefictionawardcreated

independentlybyChina,forhisworkOurMartians（《我們的火星人》）.

Withhisworkscoveringarangeoftopicsfromtimeloops（時(shí)間循環(huán)）tospace

exploration,BaoShuemphasizedthatdespiteitswildimagination,sciencefictionisnota“magic

prophecy（預(yù)言）”.Instead,itusesscienceandtechnologyasaframework（框架）toexplorehuman

challengesandtheessence（本質(zhì)）ofthefiiture.Thus,mostofhisworksareinspiredbyhiseveryday

life.Forexample,hisnovelTastingtheFutureDelicacyThreeTimesillustrateshowpeopleuse

technologytopushboundariesmerelytosatisfytheirculinary（烹飪的）curiosities.Theideawas

inspiredbyhisobservationofpeople'snaturalcuriosityaboutnewfoods.Whenfacedwith

unfamiliarcuisine,BaoShualsowonderediftechnologycouldallowustoexperiencethe

sensations（感覺）othersfeelwhileeating

Butcreatingasciencefictionnovelisnevereasy.nSincesciencefictioncoversawiderange

oftopicssuchassocialissues,technologyandphilosophy（哲學(xué)）,sci-fiwritersrequireabroad

knowledgebase,“saidBaoShu.Hefurtherexplained,“Ifpeopleconfusealightyearasa

measurementoftimeratherthanaunitofastronomical（天文學(xué)的）distance,whichmeansthe

distancelighttravelsforayear,thenaplotbasedonitmayappeartoberidiculous（荒唐的）

Whileknowledgefommsthenbackbonenofasci-finovel,imaginationisthelifebloodnthat

makesitengaging,BaoShuadded.

However,healsoacknowledgedthatnoteveryoneisnaturallyskilledatimagining.BaoShu

suggestedthatpushingtheboundariesofimaginationthroughchallengescanhelpdevelopthis

ability.Heprovidedanexample."Ifyouaresimplygiventhetopic:"Imagineyoubecomea

billionaire（億萬(wàn)富翁）in20years,whatwouldyourlifelooklike?5Manypeoplemightthinkabout

travelingtheworkedorinvestinginrealestate（房地產(chǎn)）.Butifyouchangethescenario（場(chǎng)景）to

beingabillionairelostinadesert,itcansparkunconventional三日常規(guī)的）thinkinganddeeper

exploration,5,hesaid.

BaoShusaidthatcreativityisevenmorecrucial（至關(guān)重要的）inanerawhenartificial

intelligence（AI）canperformasmanytasksashumans."Ifwestoplearningtothink,wemightrisk

beingreplacedbyAlinthefuture,HsaidBaoShu.

42.WhydoesthewritermentionBaoShu*sTastingtheFutureDelicacyThreeTimesinparagraph

2?

A.Toemphasizehisboundlesscreativity.

B.Toexplainhisapproachtosciencefiction.

C.Toconveyhisphilosophicalideas.

D.Toshowthemainthemesofhisworks.

43.AccordingtoBaoShu,whatisessentialforwritingsciencefiction?

A.Astronggraspofscienceandtechnology.

B.Adeepunderstandingofhumanpsychology.

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C.Extensiveknowledgeacrossvariousdisciplines.

D.Theabilitytoweavesocialissuesintonarratives.

44.WhatdoesBaoShuintroduceinparagraph5?

A.Waystoimproveone'sabilitytoimagine.

B.Challengesinproducingoriginalideas.

C.Storytellingtechniquesinsci-fiworks.

D.Theimportanceofthinkingoutsidethebox.

45.WhatdoesBaoShuthinkweshoulddointheeraofAr?

A.Adapttonewtechnology.B.Developavarietyofskills.

C.Showcaseourindividuality.D.Valuecreativethinking.

E

①ZigongjnSichuanProvinceishometoChineselanterns.Zigonglanternisknownasthe

bestlanternintheworld.TheZigongLanternFestivaldatesbacktotheTasgDynasty.Thefestival

hasrapidlydevelopedwithtraditionalcultureandmodemtechnologies.In2008,theZigong

LanternFestivalwaslistedasanationalintangibleculturalheritage（國(guó)家級(jí)非物質(zhì)文化進(jìn)

產(chǎn)）,becomingashiningnamecardforChineseculturetogooutintotheworld.

②"Makingahugelanternforexhibitionrequires17steps,saidWanSongtao,aninheritor（傳

承人）ofZigonglantern-making."Eachstepisfinishedbyateaminsteadofasinglemaker."Wan

added.Thesundial（日號(hào)）,akindoflantern,madebyWan*steam,forexample,tookabout80

makersover50daystocompletethewholeprocess.Unlikethelanternsinotherplaces,Zigong

lanternsusemodemtechnologiessuchasAl,mechanicalengineering（機(jī)械工程）,and

holography（全息攝影術(shù)）.Theyareperfectcombinations（結(jié)合）oflights,soundsandmovements.

（3）whafsmore,thethemeofthelanterncanbechosenindifferentways.uAnythingthatcan

bedesignedonalanterncanmakeawonderfulshow,andeveryoneisencouragedtoturntheir

ideasintorealworks,“saidZhangFanglai,aleadingresearcherattheColorfulLanternMuseumof

China.AndtherichthemesofZigonglanternsshowthespiritofcreativityandwarmthfromthe

bottomofthelocalpeople'sheart.

④Thegovernmentencourageslocalpeopletolearnlantern-makingwidely,withoutdoubt,at

theheartoftheZigongLanternFestivaFssuccessisthelocaltraditionofpullingtogether.Zigong

lanternsaregettingmoreandmorepopular.Drivenbythecollectiveeffortsofthewholecity,they

havereachedover80countries.IfsbelievedthatZigonglanternswillreacheverycomerofthe

worldinthefuture.

46.WhichofthefollowingpoetscouldprobablyenjoyZigonglanterns?

A.CaoCao.B.LiBai.C.TaoYuanming.D.CaoZhi.

47.Whatcanweinfer（推斷）fi*omParagraph2?

?Holographyisakindoftraditionaltechnology.

②It'shardfbrmakerstocompleteahugelanternforexhibition.

③zigonglantersaredifferentfromthelanternsinotherplaces

④TheworkersofZigonglanternmakingworktogetherinateam.

A.①②③B.①④C.②③④D.②③

48.Accordingtothepassage,whafsParagraph3mainlyabout?

A.TherichthemesofZigonglanterns.

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B.ThelonghistoryofZigonglanterns.

C.TheexcellentinheritorsofZigonglanterns.

D.ThemodemtechnologiesofZigonglanterns.

49.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"they"inParagraph4referto?

A.PeopleinZigong.B.Zigonglanterns

C.ThemakersofZigonglanterns.D.Manymuseums.

5O.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthispassage?

四、閱讀選擇（本題共5小題;每小題1分，滿分5分）

閱讀短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。有西項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。并

在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

Essentialhikingsafetytipsforbeginners

Neverhikealoneonunknowntrails

Oneofthekeyrulesofhikingsafetyistoavoidhikingaloneonunfamiliartrails.51.If

possible,chooseexperiencedhikerstoaccompanyyou.Theirknowledgeofthetrailcanbe

invaluableinkeepingyouandtheotherswithyousafeandontrack.

Alwaysplanahead

Planningaheadisalwaysimportant.52Intermsofhikingsafetytips,themostimportant

advicetorememberiscarefulplanning.

Shareyourplans

Beforeheadingoutonahike,makesuretoinformsomeoneoutsideyourhikinggroupabout

yourplannedrouteandschedule.Providedetailssuchasthetrailyoullbetaking,yourexpected

returntime,andanyemergencycontacts.53.

Neverleavewithoutafirstaidkit

Don*tpacklightjustbecauseyouaregoingonashorthike.Certainitemsshouldneverbe

missingfromyourbackpack.Oneoftheseisafirstaidkit.

Remember,anyhikingtripcangobad.54.Packingafirstaidkitallowsyoutotake

quickactionincaseofinjury.Thiswayyoucankeepthesituationundercontrolbeforerescuers

arrive,iftheyareneeded.

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Don'ttrytoimpressothersanddon'tsetyourexpectationstoohigh.Startwithlow-to

medium-difficultyshorterrailsandplanyourtripstoaimforidealweather.Evenexperienced

hikerscanhaveproblemsiftheylosefocus.Thisiswhy,asabeginnerinhiking,it*sreally

importanttorememberthebasichikingsafetyrules.

A.Knowyourownlimitsandsetyourownpace

B.Youcanalsotakeextramapsandguidesfromtheparkoffice

CThisway,theycanhelplocateyouquicklyifsomethinggoeswrong

D.Ifyouwanttostaysafe,it*simportanttoalwaysbereadyfortheworst

E.Alwayshikewithacompanionoragroup,especiallywhenyou'rejuststartingout

F.Carryawell-stockedfirst-aidkitwithyouatalltimesandknowhowtouseeachitem

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G.Thisistruewhetheryouaregoingonalongcampingtriporaone-dayhikeinyourlocalarea

第n卷（非選擇題共55分）

五、詞匯（本題共15小題;每小題1分，滿分15分）

A.請(qǐng)根據(jù)括號(hào)中的中文提示，寫出句中所缺單詞,使句子通順。

56.Don'tregretlosingthechance.Anotheronealways（出現(xiàn)）whenyoufeelhopeless.

57.Itwassoluckythattheyall（成功）inpassingtheexamintheend!

58.---It*satermsincebothofthelittletwobecameYoung（開拓者）.

—Howtimeflies!

59.Not（懲罰）childrenfortheirmistakesinbothstudyandbehaviorcan'timprovethem.

60.Studentsare（要求）towearschooluniformsinourschool.

61.Theyfoundthebookwinningthisyear'sNobelPrizeinLiteraturequite（有價(jià)值）after

theyreaditasecondtime.

62.Therewasa（普遍的）expectationthathewouldwinthepresidentialelection

B.請(qǐng)根據(jù)括號(hào)中的英文單詞，用其適當(dāng)形式填空，使句子通順。

63.The（decide）madebythebosssometimesareofnouse.Heneedstobemorecareful.

64.Thedesignoftheroomshouldbepaidattentionto（create）afeelingofpeace.

65.Duringourlifetime,wehavetofacemorethanone（choose）.

66.Weallbelievethathisdream（achieve）afteryears*hardwork.

67.Mymotheroncetoldmehehousewouldlookalittlebiggerifitswalls（paint）blue

orwhite.

68.ofalltheteachers,thelessonsgivenbyMr.Smithmaybe（live）.

69.ltisacustominChinatohavesometeaorotherdrinksbeforethemeal（offer）.

7O.Thetwocities（connect）withahigh-speedrailwayaredevelopingrapidly

六、短文填空（本題共10小題;每小題1分，滿分10分）

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)各題所給首字母的提示，寫出一個(gè)合適的英語(yǔ)單詞完整、正

確的形式,使短文通順。

WhatisthehottestwordamongChinesenetizen（網(wǎng)民）thesedays?

Novemberll.November11hasbecomeaspecialfestivalduringr71

1years.

Shoppingonlinehasbecomeanimportantpartinourdailylife.

Moreandmorepeopleenjoyshoppingonlinebecausetheydon'thaveto

wastealotoftimetogototheshopfortheproducts.Justclickyourmouse,youcanfind

everythingyouneed.Mostonlineshoppersaretheyoungpeople,especiallyyoungoffice

ladies.Accordingtoasurvey,clothingandhouseholdproductsarethemostpopularitemsontheir

shopping172.

ThemostimportantmomentforanonlineshopperistheNovember11Singles*Dayshopping

spree（狂歡）.Originally,itisjustadaytoc73beingsingle,andnow,itreferstothebiggest

onlinepromotioninChina

Thewordaddiction（癮）usuallymakesyouthinkofalcoholordrugs,butinmodern-day

societywehaveseensomenewkindsofaddictions.Somepeoplearecompulsive（難以自制

的）shoppers.Othersfinditimpossibletopullt74awayfromtheirwork.Stillothersspend

countlesshourswatchingTVorplayingcomputergames.

Overtheyears,shoppinghasbecomeaveryc75activity.Manypeopleenjoygoingto

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mallsorstoresmoreandmoreeveryday,butifsmorethanacommonhobbyforsomeofthem.

Theyhaveturnedintoshopaholics

Theyarepeoplewhosimplyenjoyshoppingandwallingaroundspendingmoneyw76

beingabletostopdoingit.Theyarehookedonshoppingandusuallybuythingsthattheydon't

need.Eventhoughtheydon*thaveenoughmoney,theybuyeverythingtheywant.

Thequestionis:whydotheyhavethisaddiction?Thereisn'taspecificanswer.Somepeople

goshoppingwhentheyaresad,worried,upsetor177andtheywanttofeelbetter.Theyusethis

activityasawaytoforgettheirproblems.Shopaholicssaythattheyfeelmoreimportantandbetter

aftertheybuysomething.Theyalsotendtohavethisaddictionwhentheyfeelguilty.